Fair Housing
Under the Maine Human Rights Act, 'source of income' as a protected class means landlords cannot refuse:
AAny applicant regardless of ability to pay
BApplicants whose income comes from legal sources including government assistance✓ Correct
CAll applicants without a credit check
DApplicants who receive tips as part of their income
Explanation
Maine's source of income protection prohibits landlords from refusing to rent to applicants whose income comes from legal sources, including Social Security, disability payments, alimony, child support, and housing vouchers.
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